Why do your honours with us?
An honours degree with Social Marketing @ Griffith puts you in the driver seat of your own research while working on real-world projects and having the support from world-leading social marketing researchers.
Because it focuses on tackling social issues, it gives your career and skills a focus on contributing to create a better world. You can develop a variety of research and other professional skills that are transferable to many industries/areas.
Pamela, former Honours candidate and current SM@G PhD candidate
Join one of our upcoming Honours information sessions
 | Monday 28th September, 10am-12pm (AEST) |
 | Hosted online via Zoom |
Benefits of doing an Honours degree
Our graduates have gone on to achieve success and further employment across public and private sectors roles both locally and internationally. Here are just some of the benefits an Honours degree can deliver for you:
Be the creator of real health, social or environmental impact
Accessing a rewarding and enriching learning experience
Strengthen your research skills
Work with leading social marketing academics and practitioners
The amount of support, and degree of help offered by absolutely everyone is astounding. Whenever I’m in a pickle, a simple question to anyone always gets me back on track and better off than I was.
Erin, former Honours candidate and current SM@G PhD candidate
What you’ll do in your honours
During your one-year honours program, you’ll undertake a mix of coursework and write a dissertation. The topic of your work is up to you and your supervisory team. You’ll have access unique learning experiences regularly offered by Social Marketing @ Griffith.
SM@G provides exceptional learning opportunities through one-on-one coaching, free webinars, masterclasses, conferences and professional development.
Di, former Honours candidate and current SM@G PhD candidate
Scholarship opportunities
We provide competitive funding opportunities including university or industry-based scholarships. These will vary from intake to intake, so join us for one of our information sessions to learn more.